| trip dixon on 14 Feb 2001 22:59:19 -0000 |
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| <nettime> Re: net art history |
>>>>>ALso, I am sure this has been part of your consideration,,,,
but as an art exists, so must a viewer... I have not read much myself on
how this contemporary net.art viewer is being defined>>> ...but i have
Defined it myself as the user-viewer.
this user-viewer is the critical observer of the events that occur
within the interface of the technology in question: in our case, the
increasingly middle-class technologies of the internet: the Cyborg
extensions of our bodies that allow us to communicate with each other via
electronic machine technology:::::::::::
The user-viewer is one who critically observes and participate swithin
an artwork that requires both technological user interactivity, and viewer
interpretation. The typical user is a sender-receiver, but the user-viewer
is simply the critical, observational, sender-receiver<<<<-----
but maybe I'm just talking bollocks.
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